Apollo Performance Work Gloves 3024, Pipefitters Professional Cold Protect, Thinsulate fabric for Warmth, Impact Protection, NeverSlip Technology Grip, Abrasion Protection, Touch Screen Capabilities with Lightning Touch Technology, 1 Pair, X-Large, Blue

I've been using these a couple of weeks during a snap of negative degree temps through lower 70s (welcome to winter in Virginia} and I'm quite satisfied.I work at a building materials supplier and do everything from loading and unloading trucks of windows, stairways, doors, etc inside in a non environmentally controlled warehouse to pulling loads of lumber outside in the wind with these gloves. The coldest day started off as -2 with snow on the ground to a warmest day of a high of 72f and rain a few days later.My hands never have gotten cold with them on but there have been times where I took them off and my fingers were hurting in under a minute.The gloves felt way too small the first day I used them but within a couple of days they'd loosened up quite a lot. The longer wrist band cuff hasn't loosened up totally yet so they keep pushing down my hands some. No biggie if I don't need great dexterity and grip but it sucks if I'm trying to sign a paper or grab a very heavy window unless I pull them up onto my fingers better. When the temps were in the 40s+ and I wasn't wearing several layers the cuff was fine and plenty loose. It's when they need to go over or inside my heavy jacket it's a problem but not as bad as when brand new.My hands haven't gotten cold, as I said before, in the sub zero temps nor did my hands feel too warm on the 2 days it was tropical like in humidity . Today was back to a normal 14f for a low and 30ish for a high and I know not to try and use these later in the week when it's supposed to snow againWater proof these things are not. I wouldn't even call them water resistant any more than any non treated work glove.Other than dirty they don't look used at all which with most synthetic glove I've usually at least torn stitches on the overlay parts by now if I haven't torn the pleather already. I tried these for that reason and their inexpensive price. If they last the rest of the winter they'll have outlasted anything I've used since the old days of Grips. Though not a safety vest replacement by any means, they're plenty bright so they stand out in a warehouse with forklifts driving around.The touch screen tips are sporadic and best described by me as clunky. I'll stick to using a stylus pen vs trying to use these or take my glove off.I like the weight both when on and off. They feel balanced when I'm wearing them and they're heavy enough to notice if I drop one when I'm carrying it under my arm to sign a quick receiving worksheet.They've been easy to take off and put back on since giving them a few days wear.If a higher on the wrist cuff isn't a problem for you these gloves are an excellent value . Give them a few days before deciding if they're too small as when I got mine {XXL} I was wishing they were 3X for the first day. Now they're fine, even a smidge loose on my fingers to be honest.

I bought these for working in my woodshop during the winter. My problem is that I am extremely susceptible to cold. While wearing these gloves outside with a temp of about 34 and a wind chill of about 24, my fingers did still get numb after about 45 minutes, and painful after coming back into the heat. I think they will be fine for inside my shop out of the wind though. I definitely recommend them.

I bought these for my husband to use as he built a new outbuilding during a colder than normal snap in our area. They came before the worst of the chill, and as advertised kept his hands warm enough to do the job with little to no injury from the cold or occasional impact on his fingers and hands. Though he says they we're a little snug, the finger lengths we're perfect, and the gloves didn't hamper his hand dexterity as much as is expected with this type of gloves fresh from packaging. He likes them enough to even use with some jobs he performs as a firefighter (apparently they handle impacts a little better than the county provided gloves in an extrication).

I love these gloves and they are warm. I even weld in them some but when your hands start to sweet the lining does want to pull out with your hand but never have had much of a problem getting them back on.

They work great. The only thing is, I work in a freezer at -10, when they get wet my fingers freeze. Other than that, there great.

Just received these and tried them on.The inner lining is loose, and was hard to get my fingers in one of the gloves.The "kevlar" is closer to rubber and the red faux leather seems like it will tear out with hard use.The outer impact protection seems good.The sizing does run a bit small.Definately not for heavy duty use or taking off and on a ton of times in a short period of time.Probably won't be be buying a second pair.

I handle chains, binders, iron weights and steel bars in the winter. Often times, these things have oil or grease on them. The gloves grip well and keep my hands warm. When they are fresh out of the box, they really do work on a touch screen but that is not why they were purchased. Side note: kids love playing "robot" while wearing them.

Fit well. Warm. Good dexterity. Wish cuffs weren’t so long.